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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes
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Identify the functional groups in  compound

CH,—CH—С-ОН -C- NH, Alanine
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Transcribed Image Text:CH,—CH—С-ОН -C- NH, Alanine
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Functional groups: It may be defined as the group of some specific atoms that are present in a molecule and have their own characteristics irrespective of other atoms in the molecule.

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Some examples of functional groups are:

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